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Georgia Grand Jury Indicts David Landsman on Aggravated Assault and False Imprisonment Charges

Formal charges from an alleged April 10 domestic incident put the matter into Georgia criminal court for arraignment and pretrial proceedings.

Overview

  • A Cherokee County grand jury returned an indictment on Aug. 11 charging David Landsman with two counts of aggravated assault, one count of false imprisonment and a battery count.
  • Court documents allege Landsman strangled Lindsie Chrisley, applied pressure to her throat and neck, forcibly threw her to the ground and caused a laceration to her head during the April 10 incident.
  • The state’s filings list 11 potential witnesses, including Chrisley, and public records show she filed a protective order against Landsman in April.
  • Landsman denies the allegations and his attorney said he will enter a plea of not guilty and expects the charges to be resolved in his favor.
  • The indictment begins the formal criminal process but is not a finding of guilt; next steps include arraignment, discovery and possible witness testimony that will shape whether the case goes to trial.